Sentence examples for turn cautious from inspiring English sources

The overbuilding of condominiums across southern California has caused many lenders to turn cautious on new developments.

It's a natural reaction to turn cautious when your company's in trouble, but that's precisely the wrong tack to take.

You know, it's a natural reaction to turn cautious when your company's in trouble, but that's precisely the wrong tack to take.

Then his/her/its wagers on the answers would turn cautious and Watson even flashed question marks of self-doubt, as if to acknowledge the lack of a brow to furrow.

In turn, cautious investors such as insurers tend to sell bonds that display high volatility or that fall rapidly in price because these variables affect their internal measures of risk.Such technical factors can also reverse, says Andrew Balls of PIMCO, a bond-fund manager that has been buying Spanish and Italian bonds for some months now, having previously sold much of its holding.

Moreover, the results, which missed analysts' estimates, showed that the aggressive increase in the firm's risk profile under its chief executive, John J. Mack, which drove profits to record levels early this year, can have a downside when markets turn cautious.

As investors have turned cautious, I.P.O.

Ms. Kent at Audio Video Systems said customers have turned "cautious".

"Who painted our painting?" His father's gaze turned cautious.

Rising prices on options to sell Nikkei futures suggest that some investors are already turning cautious.

After the dotcom bust, American firms turned cautious and investment spending was weak.